I love the atmosphere here and would definitely come again. Staff is very friendly and nice…read more There's also tons of seating inside and outside to do work or hangout. Buttttt I was a bit disappointed in the drinks. I got a hot ube latte with oat milk. It was decent but very milk forward and I didn't get much ube flavor. My friend got an iced strawberry fields matcha. It was also okay and didn't have a strong matcha flavor. The strawberry flavor was nice but super subtle. Overall 4.5/5!

I had an iced latte and orange poppy scone... very delicious! Perfect latte…read more.. I sat outside and did some reading... loved it. There was a little bit of a line cuz only one register was open. Parking can be easily run into neighborhood parking, parking lot holds limited spots but does have handicapped parking.

I love Moonflower Coffee and the concept of the food trucks using an old gas station property. They…read moreare all so creative and offer comfort and many menu choices to customers. It is a wonderful and fun experience! Great service and unique atmosphere.

Say it ain't so? A brand new coffee shop and food truck park in my neighborhood? We've been dying…read morefor a place like this for the four years we've lived here! Full Tank Food Park came out of left field. I've driven by/walked by a thousand times these last four years and often contemplated, "should I buy this place myself?" It was a long ignored, abandoned gas station. And now the owners have cleaned the space, decorated the inside, and boom, there's a permanent coffee shop, a quaint living room/communal workspace and food trucks on site. Their grand opening was this past weekend. Moonflower Coffee are slinging the beans and the coffee was very good. We ordered two black Americanos and sat for awhile. We look forward to trying their special seasonal creations! The food truck situation is still in the works. The goal is to have more vendors on site, host events, and sell cocktails. It's still in the process and they're looking at being in full swing next month (November 2023). I am so happy this didn't get turned into condos. Thanks for keeping Colfax cool and reimagining an old building. Excited to see what's to come!

We have an amazing neighborhood haunt that feels both upscale and warm and inviting…read more Happy hour is absolutely worthwhile- peep the menu and you'll see a quality selection of cocktails and wine and snacks for an affordable price. Had the Weber Ranch Hibiscus-Rita: the salt rim was an unexpectedly good salt/sugar/ citrus combo and the margarita was smooth and well crafted. This place reminds me of European cafes- coffee in the morning and wine/cocktails at night. A humble flex for this area.

Have stopped here a few times for a happy hour Aperol or for a coffee after working out at Duality…read more Today we stopped in for a quick breakfast. You order at the counter and pick your own seat. We had a bonfire bacon breakfast burrito with green salsa, a cortado, mimosas, and a blueberry cream cheese danish from Black Box bakery. Interior is cute, vibes are comfortable. Truly get why it's such a neighborhood staple.

Came in for a spicy dirty chai latte and was not disappointed. This is one of the only shops open…read moreat 6AM which is great. That early, parking is not bad. During the day I am sure that is a different story. The staff were friendly and the vibe was calm and good. I will be stopping in more often.

It's a goal of mine to try as many coffee shops as I can, and on a recent Friday, mom and I…read moreventured over to Brew Culture. Connected to Seedstock Brewery off Colfax, we were able to spot the shop from the road, park on the street nearby, and make our way inside. The space is cozy, welcoming and offers seating for catching up with friends, to getting work done or simply soaking up the sun. Brew Culture offers both coffee, tea and fresh kombucha on tap! Once mom and I set foot inside, we headed to the counter to place our order - two different iced coffee (peanut butter and jam nitro cold brew and the Cinnamon Honey latte) and a glass of the peach ginger kombucha! The barista was so friendly and nice, complementing our orders upon receipt and whipping them up in a flash. He handed them over with a smile, making me smile in the process. We made our way to the patio to sit, chat, and try our coffees and nosh on the cookies we purchased. Everything was delicious, refreshing and totally hit the sweet treat spot! Pricing was on point and I would....and will, easily return!

Convivio Cafe is a Guatemalan coffee shop and a great new find for us! My husband loved his mocha…read morewith almond milk, and my son enjoyed his hot chocolate, but my drip coffee was a little sour. I'll try one of their specialty drinks next time instead. They also had some lovely homemade baked goods, including a gluten-free Rellenitos de plátano made with black beans and plantains. My son loved his Panito Chocolate, a brownie-like chocolate muffin made with espresso and beet purée. The service was friendly, and the cafe was cozy with plenty of seating, although it gets busy, and deservedly so! We'll definitely be back.

This place is dope. Their food and coffee, delicious! I suggest going on their website and reading…read moretheir menu. I'm not much of a flavored coffee person, but their menu actually had me wanting one! (I got a black coffee that I savored throughout the day). Their breakfast burrito (rec getting it with guacamole and hot sauce) is seasoned well, tasty potatoes and beans, doin the crunch panini press heat up I'm never mad at. The wait staff is friendly, efficient, and hard at work keeping the environment flowing. The inside is worker friendly, as well as plenty of tables to meet up with friends. If you want a lil quieter setting, they have a dog friendly patio. Comments around price, you're paying for quality (sourced) ingredients. Support the business you're consuming. If you're looking for a cheap bfast burrito and gas station coffee...there's a 711 nearby. All that PLuS!!! They're the first women and immigrant-owned, Guatemalan-inspired, bilingual café in Denver. I mean...c'mon? I'll be back to try Chocolatado or a Churratzo!

This is a cute bakery/coffee shop right by Sloan's Lake. The pastries are delicious and fresh,…read moreespecially the savory croissants. However, be aware that they add an automatic 18% service charge to all bills, even if you order to-go at the counter.

Wow! Never expected this chocolate croissant to be crunch, buttery, and scrumptious! Came here to…read moregrab something sweet after eating some barbecue meats for lunch, and about 30 minutes before Suzette closes, I thought their pastries would be stalled, but I was wrong. Looking at the croissant, it looks rather small for the amount I paid for it. Putting this pastry up my mouth, I can smell the butter that was used to make it. Taking a bite, the flaky and crunchy croissant hit my mouth, but also all over my jacket. Lesson learned: sit down at the bakery and enjoy the pastry. I did get a chance to talk to the manager about the pastries that are available. The conversation was pleasant. If you happen to be being in this neighborhood, I highly recommend you stop here for their French pastries.

2914 Coffee is run by Steph and Will, who are a delightful couple! Go to their website to read…read moretheir story. It was quite the journey to get to Denver from the Cotswolds in England and the opening of 2914 Coffee. This is one of the most inviting coffee shops in Denver with plenty of seating of all types (upholstered, tables and chairs, a large table for a group, inside and outside dining. They roast their own coffee beans, and the coffee is very good! The breakfast sandwich is so delicious that it is worth traveling to indulge yourself. Their seasoning of the eggs in the sandwich is perfection, and the bacon, sausage, spinach, melted cheese, and the crisp English muffin are all cooked perfectly to complement the egg. Pat and I had a nice conversation with Steph, who was extremely friendly and warm. The staff was kind, helpful, and efficient. There are street parking spaces and a parking lot behind the shop. The shop's noise level is low to moderate.

Walking around the area and stumbled upon 2914 - what a gem! Surprised this has never shown up on…read moremy radar. Everything is perfect. To start, they have Polaroid's of local doggos on their community board. The vibe is cozy and fun with hanging local art for sale, happy plants soaking up sun and cute wall decor painted near the chalk menu. Whoever picked the music knows what's up. Good mix. Couches (where I posted up with a good book) and big comfy chairs are scattered amidst smaller tables for friends to catch up, bar tables for workers to plug in, and even a long table with benches for larger groups or individual strangers to co-work in a pleasant setting. They also have tables and chairs outside to enjoy the sunshine. I didn't get any food (this time!) but their sandwich menu looks ace, as do the pastries. I gravitate towards seasonal lattes and opted for their Irish creme latte and um, yum! Not too sweet and a nice mix of flavors going on. The other seasonals looked good, too. Baristas were kind and know their stuff. So... Yeah. Come here. You won't regret it. I'll absolutely be back!

Wooden Spoon is a lovely little cafe! It is very small with limited space (maybe 10 seats) and area…read morefor queuing. However, they make ordering ahead very convenient! I was able to place my order & pay the night before my morning pickup. This allowed for a quick checkout to get the goods. I am picky when it comes to croissants, but Wooden Spoon's toed the line of being crispy while remaining moist beautifully. Their Bacon, green chili, and mozzarella danish was my favorite. The prosciutto & Swiss croissant was good with a plentiful amount of meat, which overpowered the Swiss a bit. Raspberry & lime tart was a bit too sour for me personally, as I was expecting more of a key lime flavor Street parking fyi

Did the original owner get bought out? I LOVE the blueberry walnut cinnamon coffee cake which was…read moreher Aunt's recipe and just found out that for the duration of the Fall season (at least?), they're offering pumpkin pancakes instead. Please bring back the blueberry walnut cinnamon coffee cake!!!!

One of my favorite breakfast spots in Denver! I love their biscuits and rotating menu. They also…read morespotlight local artists and have pieces available for purchase, which is so fun. They typically have a line, but it moves quickly. The service is impeccable too!

Absolutely loved this cafe!! Great coffee, great breakfast sandwiches, the jam of the day was…read moredelicious (Strawberry Limoncello), and those biscuits were phenomenal. Love that they were able to bring the Carolina's to Colorado! The service was great and everyone was so friendly and kind. I love that there is artwork everywhere in the cafe. There is a pin board with those who have traveled from different places and a map. A great staple and a new favorite place to visit again! :)

Sapor is an immaculately clean coffee shop with a bright, uplifting vibe. You have your choice of…read moreseveral coffee brands. I liked the Servant latte with whole milk, delicious even without any sweetener. There are pastries available, too. The seating is great, and there is also a large table for groups. Parking is terrific and plentiful in a covered garage for FREE! The noise level is medium when the place is full. Check out the amazing Lego spaceships above the barista area. Our barista was very knowledgeable and helpful, but one customer, named Nathan, was a delight. He had a sign posted at his table, "Join me for a conversation." What a fantastic idea! Of course, Pat could not resist! We had a wonderful talk with Nathan and learned he was from Long Island, NY. His parents, brother, and sister had all moved to Denver as well. Nathan is a potter, attends a music writing workshop each year, and has started a new job in sales. You meet the best people in coffee shops!!!

I popped over here because it was both convenient and I saw that they serve Sweet Bloom coffee. I…read moreknew I was gonna get good coffee regardless of any other factors. The place itself feels a little generic, but it's a decent space where I'm sure people can get some work done or hang out.